Two UCLA Alumni Return to the Luskin School as Assistant Professors of Social Welfare
Luskin welcomes alumni Anthony Gómez and Brianna Harvey back to campus as assistant professors in the Department of Social Welfare.
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Manville on the Unintended Consequences of Los Angeles’ ‘Mansion Tax’
Mike Manville argues that effective housing policy depends on thoughtful tax design and increasing the housing supply.
From School Social Worker to Founder: Emily Dillon MSW ’16 on Transforming Mental Health Care
MSW alumna Emily Dillon shares how she built a purpose-driven therapy practice while redefining success, healing, and sustainable social work.
LAX People Mover Delays Continue as World Cup Crowds Arrive
SkyLink’s long-delayed airport train remains unfinished amid disputes, testing requirements, and expectations for future Olympics and major events.
LA Officials Advance Proposal for Non-Citizen Voting
Zev Yaroslavsky discusses Los Angeles’ proposed non-citizen voting measure, highlighting controversy, voter uncertainty, and major implementation challenges ahead.
Astor Weighs In on Investigation Following Fatal Graduation Shooting
Ron Avi Astor discusses the unusual lack of information released following a fatal shooting after a graduation ceremony.
David C. Turner III Discusses Community-Based Alternatives to Policing on Law & Disorder
Social Welfare professor David C. Turner III discusses community care, violence prevention, and alternatives to policing on Law & Disorder.
Luskin Students Earn Honorable Mention in National APA Planning Competition MURP team recognized for equity-focused Detroit greenway proposal developed through months of collaborative planning
UCLA Luskin MURP students received national recognition for an equitable Detroit greenway design project led by Micah Wilcox.
Turner on the L.A. County Department of Public Health’s New Tracker
L.A. County launches heat illness tracker as UCLA’s Kelly Turner highlights social inequality driving unequal heat-related health risks.
Millard-Ball Discusses Robotaxis and World Cup Transportation Challenges
Adam Millard-Ball explains why autonomous vehicles won’t eliminate congestion during the 2026 FIFA World Cup’s massive crowds
